2022 USDA Census OK · FIPS 40133 Bottom quartile by state sales MID PASTURE-LED

Seminole County, Oklahoma - Farm Data

Agricultural and commodity intelligence for Seminole County. Ranked #64 of 77 counties in Oklahoma.

Agricultural land composition · 2022 USDA Census · data refreshed 2026-05-15
225,432 acres of agricultural land
Cropland
22.6% 50,892 acres
Other land
77.4% 174,540 acres
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USDA NASS · 2022 Census of Agriculture

Seminole County received $9.51 in Census government payments per agricultural acre, 0.8× the Oklahoma county median of $11.36.

According to the USDA NASS 2022 Census of Agriculture.

$9.51
government payments per agricultural acre
$11.36
Oklahoma county median per acre
0.84×
Oklahoma median per acre

Payments per acre use the same NASS county table for receipts and acreage. Census county totals are not a roll-up of the USDA ERS state payment series.

According to the 2022 USDA NASS Census of Agriculture, Seminole County, Oklahoma is a PASTURE-LED county with federal farm payments per acre that stamp MID; commodity sales sit well below state median and it shows above-typical federal dependence.

Farm operations

945

Avg 239 ac / farm

Commodity sales

$31.0M

0.44× state median -- Well below state median

Federal payments

$2.1M

6.9% of sales -- Above-typical dependence

Net farm income

$582K

2022 cash income -- Below-typical net income

F

Farm economy grade: F -- Seminole County's net farm income sits at the 17th percentile among 3,046 NASS-reporting counties nationally (2022 Census). Percentile-benchmarked, not a same-state comparison like the tier label above.

What the Seminole County Farm Data Shows

Seminole County, Oklahoma reads as a PASTURE-LED county with MID federal payment intensity. In the NASS Census vocabulary this portal uses, cropland is under 25% of agricultural land, a mix where livestock forage and disaster titles (LFP/ELAP) usually outweigh row-crop commodity programs; payments per agricultural acre fall in the middle national quintile, $6.98 to $11.30 an acre, a mid-range level of federal support for the land base.

The state comparisons on this page use the 77 of 77 Oklahoma counties with published commodity sales, averaging the two central values when the count is even. Payments per acre use the 77 counties that report both receipts and acreage, and net-income peers are the 55 that reported a profit.

Pair the payment peers below before treating any single county as representative of Oklahoma.

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County figures (2022 NASS Census of Agriculture) are a separate population from USDA ERS state and national payment series and must not be summed together.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many farms are in Seminole County, Oklahoma?
Seminole County, Oklahoma has 945 farms (2022 USDA Census). Average farm size 239 acres; land stamp PASTURE-LED.
What is the total agricultural production value of Seminole County?
Seminole County's total commodity sales are $31.0M (2022 Census of Agriculture), ranking #64 among 77 counties in Oklahoma.
How much federal farm assistance does Seminole County receive?
Seminole County received $2.1M in federal government farm program receipts (2022), stamping MID on NASS payments-per-acre ($9.51/acre) with a PASTURE-LED land mix.
What is the net farm income in Seminole County?
Net cash farm income for operations in Seminole County is $582K (2022 Census of Agriculture).

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service 2022 Census of Agriculture · 2022

Dollar values reflect calendar year 2022 farm operations data.

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Intensity stamp MID · land stamp PASTURE-LED (NASS payments-per-acre / cropland share bands).

County farm figures on this page are rendered from the USDA NASS 2022 Census of Agriculture, no number is typed in by an editor. Census county totals are not a roll-up of the USDA ERS state payment series. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.